• Age appropriate but slightly OT

    From Spectre@21:3/101 to All on Wed Apr 12 08:15:00 2023
    So I just found my favourite MUD from 33 years ago has had something of a ressurection. Shattered World, shattered.org 23. For the last something like
    8 months or so, its been somewhat dead, faulty.. So it was nice to drop in
    and see things looking up and working.

    I actually used this thing before I started using BBS. Would jump on the deadly treadly and wheel over to the Monash Uni campus and play all night,
    well till they shut the public room.. ~11:30pm or so. Blast from the past.

    Spec


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  • From Ben Collver@21:2/101 to Spectre on Wed Apr 12 11:33:10 2023
    Re: Age appropriate but slightly OT
    By: Spectre to All on Wed Apr 12 2023 08:15:00

    So I just found my favourite MUD from 33 years ago has had something of a ressurection. Shattered World, shattered.org 23.

    I actually used this thing before I started using BBS. Would jump on the deadly treadly and wheel over to the Monash Uni campus and play all night, well till they shut the public room.. ~11:30pm or so.

    Cool! I had friends who were into MUDs. It's what first got me into Linux:
    I set up a server for friends to run a MUD on. I never got immersed into a MUD, but i did play EverQuest and World of Warcraft up to level 20 before i "called it good."

    What do you use for your client? Plain old telnet? Tinyfugue?

    -Ben
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  • From Spectre@21:3/101 to Ben Collver on Thu Apr 13 08:09:00 2023
    Cool! I had friends who were into MUDs. It's what first got me into Linux: I set up a server for friends to run a MUD on. I never got
    immersed into a MUD, but i did play EverQuest and World of Warcraft
    up to level 20 before i "called it good."

    What do you use for your client? Plain old telnet? Tinyfugue?

    Once upon a time just a now unknown telnet client, a bit later kermit over local network as it gave the possibility of aliases from memory. Later a variety of terminal software while dialup was possible. More recently putty, and "Portal" using an actual client is pretty recent for me though.

    http://www.gameaxle.com/ if you're interested in looking at it at all. Its
    got plenty of foibles, weird script language not related to anything, and a borland database engine back end which likes to eat itself from time to time.

    Spec


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  • From paulie420@21:2/150 to Spectre on Wed Apr 12 15:45:27 2023
    So I just found my favourite MUD from 33 years ago has had something of a ressurection. Shattered World, shattered.org 23. For the last something like 8 months or so, its been somewhat dead, faulty.. So it was nice to drop in and see things looking up and working.

    Really c00l - I'm taking a peek right now, thanks for sharing.



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  • From Bikerbob@21:3/171 to Spectre on Wed Apr 12 22:31:22 2023
    very cool, used to love playing MUDs :0
    I will check out that URL.

    james

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  • From Roon@21:4/148 to Spectre on Thu Apr 13 17:04:56 2023
    Hello Spectre,

    12 Apr 23 08:15, you wrote to All:

    So I just found my favourite MUD from 33 years ago has had something
    of a ressurection. Shattered World, shattered.org 23. For the last something like 8 months or so, its been somewhat dead, faulty.. So it
    was nice to drop in and see things looking up and working.

    I actually used this thing before I started using BBS. Would jump on
    the deadly treadly and wheel over to the Monash Uni campus and play
    all night, well till they shut the public room.. ~11:30pm or so.
    Blast from the past.

    i am still developing a mud when i have some spare time for it.
    it is in hungarian, never seen by anyone, i have started the development in 2012. :)

    Regards,
    --
    dp

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  • From Roon@21:4/148 to Ben Collver on Thu Apr 13 17:07:12 2023
    Hello Ben,

    12 Apr 23 11:33, you wrote to Spectre:

    Re: Age appropriate but slightly OT
    By: Spectre to All on Wed Apr 12 2023 08:15:00

    So I just found my favourite MUD from 33 years ago has had
    something of a ressurection. Shattered World, shattered.org 23.

    I actually used this thing before I started using BBS. Would
    jump on the deadly treadly and wheel over to the Monash Uni
    campus and play all night, well till they shut the public room..
    ~11:30pm or so.

    Cool! I had friends who were into MUDs. It's what first got me into Linux: I set up a server for friends to run a MUD on. I never got immersed into a MUD, but i did play EverQuest and World of Warcraft up
    to level 20 before i "called it good."

    What do you use for your client? Plain old telnet? Tinyfugue?

    i am using tintin++, pretty solid :)

    Regards,
    --
    dp

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  • From Ben Collver@21:2/101 to Spectre on Thu Apr 13 11:01:09 2023
    Re: Age appropriate but slightly OT
    By: Spectre to Ben Collver on Thu Apr 13 2023 08:09:00

    http://www.gameaxle.com/ if you're interested in looking at it at all.

    Cool! I enjoyed reading your history with different clients. Do i understand correctly that you had some kind of macros running in kermit?

    Portal looks like it has a nice feature set. I like the automapper, graph paper, status bars, and toolbars.

    I'll have to check out shattered one of these days.
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  • From Spectre@21:3/101 to Roon on Fri Apr 14 10:06:00 2023
    i am still developing a mud when i have some spare time for it. it is
    in hungarian, never seen by anyone, i have started the development
    in 2012. :)

    Forgive my ignorance, but the only thing I know about Hungary is the Austro-Hungarian empire, which makes me ask, is it in German?

    Spec


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  • From Spectre@21:3/101 to Ben Collver on Fri Apr 14 10:09:00 2023
    Cool! I enjoyed reading your history with different clients. Do i understand correctly that you had some kind of macros running in kermit?

    The local Kermit install at the Uni had the facility for aliases more than macros... although you could stack commands into the alias... it also had the foible that for some reason it tended to introduce more lag, than a regular telnet client.

    Spec


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  • From Roon@21:4/148 to Spectre on Fri Apr 14 08:40:37 2023
    Hello Spectre,

    14 Apr 23 10:06, you wrote to me:

    i am still developing a mud when i have some spare time for it.
    it is in hungarian, never seen by anyone, i have started the
    development in 2012. :)

    Forgive my ignorance, but the only thing I know about Hungary is the Austro-Hungarian empire, which makes me ask, is it in German?

    :) nope.
    the hungarian language has nothing in common with german.

    Regards,
    --
    dp

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